Sentence examples for has officially recognized from inspiring English sources

While no foreign government has officially recognized the interim government, senior American and Russian officials have reached out to it.

Having spent more than a year on a failed effort to win the Democratic presidential nomination, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has officially recognized the multimillion-dollar toll that the campaign took on her personal assets.

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Seth Mydans (NYT) VIETNAM: PROTESTANT GROUP APPROVED The government has officially recognized a Protestant Christian group, the Federation of the Evangelical Churches of Vietnam, which includes about 250 churches, mostly in southern Vietnam.

Father Li, 42, has risen steadily through the Chinese Catholic clergy, which was decimated by the Cultural Revolution and has slowly rebuilt as the Chinese government has officially recognized some organized religions.

The American Medical Association has officially recognized obesity as a disease, a move that could induce physicians to pay more attention to the condition and spur more insurers to pay for treatments.

Several countries have pledged humanitarian aid to the provisional rebel leaders, but only France, Italy and Qatar have officially recognized them as Libya's legitimate government.

It was the first time Japanese regulators had officially recognized an active fault underneath an existing reactor, virtually acknowledging that the risk at Tsuruga had been overlooked for decades by both the operator and regulators despite warnings by some experts.

But this time, Mr. Ratsiraka's soldiers are on the run and he has little hope of winning international recognition for his claim to power In recent weeks, the United States and France have officially recognized Mr. Ravalomanana as president.

Even though the bureau had officially recognized both tribes, in May 2005 an Interior Department appeals panel vacated the decision and required the assistant secretary of Indian affairs to reconsider recognition for both.

More than 15 countries have officially recognized the slaughter of about 1.5 million Armenians in the chaos surrounding World War I and the disintegration of the Ottoman Empire as genocide, and its denial is already a crime in Switzerland and Slovenia.